What does ne and verb mean in french?

"Ne" and "verb" in French actually refer to two separate things:

* "Ne" is a negative particle in French. It is used before a verb to make a sentence negative. For example:

* Je mange. (I eat.)

* Je ne mange pas. (I don't eat.)

* "Verb" is a part of speech in French, just like in English. It is a word that describes an action, state of being, or occurrence.

* manger (to eat)

* être (to be)

* arriver (to arrive)

So, when you see "ne" and "verb" together in French, it means a negative verb phrase.